which invention helped the textile industry move from homes to factories?○ singers electric sewing machine○…

which invention helped the textile industry move from homes to factories?○ singers electric sewing machine○ the bessemer process○ lenoirs combustion engine○ arkwrights water frame

which invention helped the textile industry move from homes to factories?○ singers electric sewing machine○ the bessemer process○ lenoirs combustion engine○ arkwrights water frame

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Arkwright's water frame was a large, water-powered machine for spinning thread, too big for home use, which shifted textile production to factory settings. The other options: Singer's sewing machine was for garment assembly, the Bessemer process refined steel, and Lenoir's engine was an early internal combustion engine, none directly tied to moving textile production from homes to factories.

Answer:

○ Arkwright's water frame